Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Brighton

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By Scarlett Welch Editor, DesignMyNight Scarlett has covered the UK's best restaurants, bars and events for DesignMyNight since 2023. She holds an MA in Media & Journalism, with bylines in The Crack magazine and South London News, among others.

Brighton’s vegetarian dining scene is thriving. Dedicated veggie eateries have been a thing here since the early 80’s, with a string of fresh and exciting restaurants adding to an impressive legacy ever since. Serving up buttermilk halloumi treats, tahini-marinated roasted aubergines and roasted butternut squash burgers right across the city, here’s our pick for the best vegetarian restaurants in Brighton.




Burnt Orange Brighton

Situated between the beachfront and The Lanes, Burnt Orange is a welcoming all-day restaurant and bar. They've got a charming outdoor terrace that's equipped with alfresco dining tables and blankets, while the interior features simplistic white decor and lots of pretty plants.

Sink into their comfortable seats for a menu full of small plates and sharing dishes, with many vegetarian and vegan options. We're talking halloumi with green chilli honey, Szechuan pepper cauliflower, charred hispi cabbage and much more.

The Bok Shop

Don't let The Bok Shop fool you. While they're churning out plenty of great chicken burgers, they're also renowned for their vegetarian buns to boot. Think seitan burgers and macaroni cheese to quell any and all hunger pangs.

The Prince George

Charming and personal, the prized vegetarian menu is The Prince George's pride and joy. Ideal for settling in after a day grazing the North Laines, this boozer serves everything from wraps to roast beetroot risotto, with a dedicated Mexican section for good measure.